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bubble-like

bubble-like

3.6
Having a round, hollow shape like a small ball
  • adjective
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  • Tiny bubble-like shapes appeared in the glass as it cooled.

Examples

  • The bubble-like structure of the soap film fascinated the children.

  • Her dress was made of a soft, bubble-like fabric that shimmered in the light.

  • The artist created a bubble-like effect on the surface of the sculpture.

  • Her dress had a bubble-like design that made her stand out.

  • The artist created a bubble-like effect on the surface of the sculpture, making it look luminous.

  • As the glass cooled, tiny bubble-like shapes formed, adding an intriguing texture to the surface.

  • The dress was made from a soft, bubble-like fabric that appeared to float gracefully around her.

Synonyms

puffy
vsbubble-like
51 2.2

Rounded and soft in shape, often filled with air or soft material

denotes a smooth hollow shape rather than general swelling or softness
bubbly
vsbubble-like
24 3.2

Full of small bubbles, like sparkling water

refers to a single smooth hollow shape rather than producing gas pockets
foamy
vsbubble-like
6 2.2

Covered with many small bubbles, like the top of a cappuccino

describes a smooth round hollow form instead of a frothy surface
foamlike
vsbubble-like
3.9

A material with many small holes that feels soft and spongy

focuses on a smooth round hollow form rather than porous texture

Antonyms

797 1.0

Level and even without parts higher or lower

How Round

spherical
18 4.2
bubble-like
3.6
rounded
1 2.4
oval
38 1.0
flat
797 1.0

Surface Forms

bubble-like positive

Morphology

bubble-like = bubble (transparent) = bubble + like

Direct descriptive formation: 'resembling a bubble' is the literal meaning of 'bubble' + '-like'.

Etymology

Bubble-like joins bubble and -like. Because a bubble is a round, shiny ball of air, bubble-like means 'shaped or textured like a bubble' and is used for things that look round, light, or puffy.